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Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 7:09pm
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Denise56

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We are thinking of buying in villamartin.My husband has health problems which means he can't walk very far.So we need to be near a bus route and amenities.Where would be the best area please?

tebo53

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:24pm

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Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:24pm

Denise56 wrote on Fri Jul 10, 2020 7:09pm:

We are thinking of buying in villamartin.My husband has health problems which means he can't walk very far.So we need to be near a bus route and amenities.Where would be the best area please?

If you have been to Villamartin you will know that the sprawling estates are built on hilly ground and if you have any mobility problems that area will be most unsuitable. 

There are no bus services within the Villamartin estate roads. The bus services only run on the main through roads. You will more likely have an uphill walk to a bus stop.

Bars and restaurants are a bit sparse and the main town area only has the Plaza (which is ok).

You will probably need a car to navigate the estates for shopping etc.

I agree with the last poster that La Zenia boulevard area or Playa Flamenca would suit you better.

Steve 

Denise56

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:13pm

Denise56

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Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:13pm

tebo53 wrote on Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:24pm:

If you have been to Villamartin you will know that the sprawling estates are built on hilly ground and if you have any mobility problems that area will be most unsuitable. 

There are no bus services within the Villamartin estate roads. The bus services only run on the main through roads. You will more likely have an uphill walk to a bus stop....

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Bars and restaurants are a bit sparse and the main town area only has the Plaza (which is ok).

You will probably need a car to navigate the estates for shopping etc.

I agree with the last poster that La Zenia boulevard area or Playa Flamenca would suit you better.

Steve 

Thankyou so much.it is really helpful.

LeckyLes

Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:37pm

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Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:37pm

Denise56 wrote on Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:13pm:

Thankyou so much.it is really helpful.

Hi Denise and welcome to the forum.

An area in that locality you could try is the up and coming  Lomas De Cabo Roig .

No steep hills and merely a gentle incline through the area. 

A new Shopping and dining out centre completed only a year or so ago . Lots of Restaurants, a traditional Irish pub and plenty of other bars, plus if you like Iceland or Waitrose foods there is an Overseas Supermarket located adjacent to the new Commercial Centre.

Through bus service connecting to Cabo Roig or in the opposite direction through La Fuenta, Villamartin and on to La Zenia Boulevard with all its abundance of shops , eateries etc.

Hope that helps in providing a further option to consider.

Good luck in your search.

LeckyLes 

Denise56

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 7:35am

Denise56

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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 7:35am

LeckyLes wrote on Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:37pm:

Hi Denise and welcome to the forum.

An area in that locality you could try is the up and coming  Lomas De Cabo Roig .

No steep hills and merely a gentle incline through the area. 

A new Shopping and dining out centre completed only a year or so ago . Lots of Restaurants, a traditional Irish pub and plenty of other bars, plus if you like Iceland or Waitrose foods there is an Overseas Supermarket located adjacent to the new Commercial Centre.

Through bus service connecting to Cabo Roig or in the opposite direction through La Fuenta, Villamartin and on to La Zenia Boulevard with all its abundance of shops , eateries etc.

Hope that helps in providing a further option to consider.

Good luck in your search.

LeckyLes 

That sounds ideal.i'll have a look at that.

Thankyou.

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LeckyLes

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 7:56am

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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 7:56am

Denise56 wrote on Sat Jul 11, 2020 7:35am:

That sounds ideal.i'll have a look at that.

Thankyou.

👍

LeckyLes 

Talula

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:48am

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Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:48am

The urbanisations of Violetas (off road opposite to Plaza), Valencia’s (off road leading to the Plaza), Verdemar/Villacosta  (handy for La Fuente Commercial Centre). These urbanisations are situated off of bus route roads.  Violetas and Valencia’s are relatively flat.  

Would recommend that you come over for a stay, hire a car and drive round, marking on a map the areas you like the best or that are most suitable for your husband, then it makes looking much easier and you can instruct Estate Agents the areas you are interested in.  I attach a map.

Good luck in your search - exciting times!

Denise56

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:54pm

Denise56

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Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:54pm

Talula wrote on Wed Jul 15, 2020 9:48am:

The urbanisations of Violetas (off road opposite to Plaza), Valencia’s (off road leading to the Plaza), Verdemar/Villacosta  (handy for La Fuente Commercial Centre). These urbanisations are situated off of bus route roads.  Violetas and Valencia’s are relatively flat.  

Would recommend that you come over for a stay, hire a car and drive round, marking on a map the areas you like the best or that are most suitable for your husband, then it makes looking much easier and you can instruct Estate Agents the areas you are interested in.  I attach a map....

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Good luck in your search - exciting times!

That's really kind of you.Thankyou.

Pix Elated

Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2020 3:29pm

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Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2020 3:29pm

LeckyLes wrote on Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:37pm:

Hi Denise and welcome to the forum.

An area in that locality you could try is the up and coming  Lomas De Cabo Roig .

No steep hills and merely a gentle incline through the area. 

A new Shopping and dining out centre completed only a year or so ago . Lots of Restaurants, a traditional Irish pub and plenty of other bars, plus if you like Iceland or Waitrose foods there is an Overseas Supermarket located adjacent to the new Commercial Centre.

Through bus service connecting to Cabo Roig or in the opposite direction through La Fuenta, Villamartin and on to La Zenia Boulevard with all its abundance of shops , eateries etc.

Hope that helps in providing a further option to consider.

Good luck in your search.

LeckyLes 

LeckyLes, reading your post which referred to an Irish pub, I have often wondered why I have never heard someone talking about a Welsh pub or a Scottish pub?

Denise56

Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2020 5:56pm

Denise56

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Location: Villamartin

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Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2020 5:56pm

tebo53 wrote on Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:24pm:

If you have been to Villamartin you will know that the sprawling estates are built on hilly ground and if you have any mobility problems that area will be most unsuitable. 

There are no bus services within the Villamartin estate roads. The bus services only run on the main through roads. You will more likely have an uphill walk to a bus stop....

...

Bars and restaurants are a bit sparse and the main town area only has the Plaza (which is ok).

You will probably need a car to navigate the estates for shopping etc.

I agree with the last poster that La Zenia boulevard area or Playa Flamenca would suit you better.

Steve 

Thankyou.All info is welcome.Good or bad.Its a big thing to buy a property abroad.It has to be the right decision based on all the info.

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